Greek Hoplites, Warrior Culture, and Indirect Bias

La frequence et la persistence de la guerre grecque hoplite sous une forme distincte et pratiquement inalteree de la seconde moitie du septieme siecle avant Jesus Christ au mi-quatrieme siecle s'explique au mieux en faisant reference a une culture guerriere distincte qui fut sapee a la base quand, et seulement quand, les soldats citoyens furent remplaces en Grece meme par des mercenaires. Ce developpement est analyse dans les termes d'un modele tire de Culture and the evolutionary process de Boyd et Richardson, et les hypotheses alternatives - sociobiologique et materialiste - sont rejetees

Art · Ancient Near East History · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior · History

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